Originally posted by BigBald
oh man...here we go again..... 1. You pay about the same for an exhaust and receive the same amount of gains. The thing about the exhaust is, that is it with that purcahse. With cams, you results will vary from turbo to turbo and mods of course. 2. Everythning in that test remain constant Jeff....does that sound familiar? Nothing changed but the drop in of the cams. So with that said, what can be a variable in this particular test to make any of the data provided invalid? You know good and well a test between radiators and a test between Camshafts are TOTALLY unrelated.

So how many variables were in my overheating/radiator statement? All I did was drop in a new radiator and my overheating was resolved. Literally 45 minutes after the car was overheating with the good condition stock radiator, it was no longer overheating. That is a controlled "experiment". There were no other variables, yet you insisted repeatedly that there were.


Now think how many variables there are in the effect of a radiator on a cooling system compared to the amount of variables in installing new cams. Each time the cams were installed, the car had to be retuned.
It takes a lot longer than 45 minutes to install a set of cams, let alone the 7 or 8 or however many sets they tested. Who knows how the humidity could have changed during that time, as well as temperature, etc. There were also no dates on the graphs. Those tests could have been done over the course of a week, a month, etc. There isn't nearly enough information there to make a true comparison.